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    Rééduca 2026 exhibition: show recap and tips for 2027

    Markus TeamUpdated on 6 min read

    Rééduca 2026 ran 17 to 19 September in Paris. Programme, Rééduca Innov' finalists, Massage Masters and three tips to prepare for 2027.

    Rééduca 2026 exhibition: show recap and tips for 2027

    Rééduca 2026 at a glance

    The 2026 edition of the Rééduca exhibition took place from Thursday 17 to Saturday 19 September at the Parc des Expositions in Paris, Porte de Versailles (halls 5.2 and 5.3), from 9:30am to 6:30pm. The organiser had chosen the theme "La performance du soin dans toutes ses dimensions" (the performance of care in all its dimensions). One of our founders went round the show as an ordinary visitor.

    Before the opening, the organiser announced about 6,000 professional visitors expected and more than a hundred exhibitors. (Figures announced before the show, source: official website, checked on 30 July and again on 16 September 2026; no final set of figures has been published since.)

    The DPC training courses on offer

    The show brought back the six four-hour certified training courses of 2025 (eligible for DPC, the continuing professional development scheme, or €150 including VAT through FIFPL, the training fund for self-employed health professionals), spread over the three days: on Thursday, "Endométriose et kinésithérapie" (endometriosis and physiotherapy) then "Rééducation des lombalgies" (rehabilitation of low back pain); on Friday, "Trigger points et diagnostic différentiel" (trigger points and differential diagnosis) then "Rééducation des cervicalgies" (rehabilitation of neck pain); on Saturday, "Accès direct et recherche de drapeaux rouges" (direct access and screening for red flags) then a second slot of "Trigger points et diagnostic différentiel". The ITMP team of trainers was the same as in 2025.

    The Rééduca Innov' awards

    Eight finalists were selected from the applications submitted: H'ability (H'ability Home), Klivo (JSX Company), Kinvent Biomécanique (Model Health), Moovand (Moovand Hip), Neo Xperiences (Neo-Motion), Physio Pro Training (Synapse CCR), Vald Health (HumanTrak V2) and Vikiapp/Virtual Kinesis (Viki). The jury included Xavier Dufour, Michel Gedda and Vincent Meslet, who was already a juror in 2025.

    The awards ceremony was held on 17 September at the end of the day: three winners were announced on site, but their identity had not been published on the official website on 25 September 2026, the date this article was written.

    Massage Masters: a new format

    The massage competition changed format compared with 2025: open to both professionals and students, it took place on Friday 18 September in two rounds of manual dexterity and three themed challenges (analysis and expression, technical combination, circulatory massage and sports massage). The jury included Bérangère Bonvallet, Frédéric Zenouda and Arnaud Cerioli. The result had not been published either on 25 September.

    A few exhibitors and activities

    Among the confirmed exhibitors: Kinvent (stand D10), Winback (stand D20) and Happlyz Medical/LORIO, back again this year. The Espace Talents Santé brought together 14 invited profiles, including Major Mouvement, Cerveau Musclé and Pedikine. The Village Innovation and the Spot-Sport-Santé area, linked to Octobre Rose (breast cancer awareness month), completed the programme.

    3 tips to prepare for the next edition

    The dates of Rééduca 2027 had not yet been published at the date of this article. Here are three practical tips to prepare for the next edition.

    1. Register as soon as ticketing opens

    For the 2026 edition, the visitor badge was free for any online registration up to and including 16 September, then cost €20. Students entered free on presentation of proof, as did the press subject to moderation. Register as soon as ticketing opens for the next edition to benefit from free entry for as long as possible.

    2. Start your DPC funding request in advance

    The certified training courses must be booked in advance and places are limited. If you are aiming for DPC or FIFPL funding, start the process before the show: on the day itself is often too late to complete the application.

    3. Choose your day according to the programme

    The three days do not offer the same programme: the DPC training courses are spread over the three days (see above), and highlights such as Massage Masters are concentrated on a single day. Plan your visit around the detailed programme rather than a default date.

    And the 2025 edition?

    Read the recap of the 2025 edition of Rééduca, the previous one, with its own awards and the stand that Markus Santé held there.

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    Information collected on 25 September 2026 from the show's official website ("Visiter" page, Rééduca Innov', Massage Masters), and from itmp.fr (DPC training courses).